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Hey all, I'm wondering if its good or bad for my rods and reels being stored in the garage through winter with it getting really cold in there.

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Posted

Nope, wont hurt a thing. Line might be a little stiff if you take it directly out of the garage and cast it. But i doubt it. As long as there out of the rain, your good!

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I keep all my fishing stuff in my shop. As long as it is dry and out of direct sunlight it should be fine. Ive never had a problem with my reels or line after being stored in the shop.

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Sounds great, I'm gonna do it then. I'm putting up a rod rack on the wall in the garage. I was afraid that the condensation or just extreme cold might take a toll on the internals of the reel or rod even.

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I keep 5 or 6 "princess" combos inside the house - all the rest of my stuff is in my unheated, but insulated, garage.  The coldest I have seen in the garage is 34 degrees - no subfreezing temps.  No problems with any of my gear so far...

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Little late to be asking this question?????

Haha, I keep all my rods and reels in a walk-in closet inside the house.

More because of paranoia than anything, but I would think your stuff would be fine in the garage. I do store all of my plastics in their original bags in plastic totes in the garage with no noticeable effects so far

Posted

Little late to be asking this question?????

I thought someone may catch on to that! Yeah I kept my stuff indoors this season, actually every season. I just got a rod rack for the wall but was always afraid the cold temps may not be good for my investments.

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I had mine on the rod rack in the garage at my old house, now there nice and comfortable on the rod rack in my room, lol

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I had mine on the rod rack in the garage at my old house, now there nice and comfortable on the rod rack in my room, lol

 

 

"now they're nice and comfortable"

 

oe

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